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About The Griffin daily news and sun. (Griffin, Ga.) 1889-1924 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1889)
■#*>♦»*♦'*.'• «*♦«•# a, taw P5«f= Sptlding Ct. ran f torww W)MT* * lot th# 8»st t« fe OOUDtori SB » i »t' ’ \ "WT i pasties wieh- meat# longer aas « , S?raMBV’»n fcbepmfeat outlook, togo- ■ r&r.'LZ retarnd.u It ta I to allow a mem- . In the Second Hon. > nrobablv be on- pot* him in, >1 and AonW race It woold pirhap* be fntbe rMfd there ■RH in to Judge Crisp, of no candidate above the surface.. going to be a „ hM made a good & naturally want to re- S friends say be wUI. B. Harrie, of Merl- t«U, ant. Mr. Orta.' r toe one be formerly oo vraid that one atom is making m m have him secure r, of Troup, andj, , of Coweta, are also i » ppndidntf; In th© i that Judge John D. f through again with* opposition, although /aadB. T. Dorsey, of ______,___Solicitor general Wo- mack, of Newton, have been spoken of as candidates. In the Sixth, Hon. B«to Jfawra, fit Foray to, Hon. Kob't, Whitfield, of Milledgevilie, and Hon. ■eat, but unless Mr. Blount should In toe Seventh, Mr. clement* will probably be opposed by Senator Watt Harris, of Cartereriile, Judge i, flrid^and of Borne, Hon. W. C. Dr. Felton. In toeBIgbth, perhaps, the closest race In the state will be run. Mr. Carlton will, Mia said, be opposed by Hon. Frank Colley, of Wilkes, Judge T. L. Lawson, of Putnam, W. M. Howard, of Oglethorpe, and Hal Lewis, of Green. In the Ninth there will be a scramble. It fa not deterftely known whether or not Mr •handler wUI be a candidate for re- election. However, there is a feeling In his district that he is thinking ublic life, sad for that _ reason ehedid'atea „ . by th* score are coming out. Already every county has a candidate, and earn* two Rev. Thad Pickett will another dfort, and m Hon. nvu* W. *v a Smith, of Gwinnette, w 8tid to bt Wasbingtott.both want Maj. Barnes seat, but the major is a very man and aits well. However, three men are strong, and the wUI not be a walkover for any of the It is not altogether a question color. Bring the broad terns and black, the Indian fa as much black man a* the negro. But it wholly a question erf race. An stance was cited two or three ago ago in in a dispatch from Vs. THe Pnmusky and tribes i have l called toe attention Gov. ia* to the fact that there now on toe reservation persons have negro Wood in their veins, are not entitled to reside there, they want them moved at ones, m ^-*Isafe J - #M*ir «t f * in part of In trade,. That ** ham bug of toe centuries, the Couat Alexander ^ ;SiTr ™, to *----*----* have , invent¬ Cagiioetro, professed insured ed an elixir of Mle which per. petual existence end never-fading beauty. He claimed to be 300 years old, and that his wife, beautiful wo¬ man of 91, was 100 yearn old Bulwtr Lyttem’s hero-flend, Mar¬ grave, tried to mix the great elixir golden liquid of immortality. Many other heroes erf fiction are alleged to have experimented with the life- giving fluid with varying success. Within the last month, as readers of toe News and Son have already been apprised, the attention of scientific men ha* again been called to the elixir a* a possible scientific achieve¬ ment. When Prof. Brown-Sequanl, of Paris, announced hi* discovery of th# elixir a few weeks ago, tor. Wm. A. Hammond, of Washington, was interviewed concerning it, am! said that the report was either a canard or the distinguished experimenter had given statements to th* world that coaid only be explained by the fact of his dotage. Since then Dr. Hammond has been experimenting btmaeU. He has taken fragment* of the moat delicate portion of the ana¬ tomy of toe lamb, which be place* in * mortar, pound* to a pulp, and* adding water, distill* an essence, which hi administered to the patient, by a hypodermic injection. The actual work of experiment by Dr. Hammond began a week ago, and he has panned it constantly ever since. His subject is an old man, who is decrepit to an extmnedegree. The treatment is exceedingly simpfe; and consists of an injection in the pattaat’s leg every other day. The quick results already obtained have; astonished mid gratified the doctor. The decrepit patient has already shown signs of returning vitality tout seem incredible, this change having been marked on the third day after toe application of the elixir was first made. The doctor reserves his decision on the merits of toe life- giving fluid until his experiment to complete, which it will not be until nix weeks after inaugurating the treatment. It will indeed be a strange thing if scientific men of the nineteenth century have discovered an essence that will perform any of toe wonders dreamed erf by their fore¬ runners who groped in toe dark in the Middle Ages. Alchemy paved toe way for chemistry and medicine. And now these modern agencies are bring used to achieve toe thing the old alchemists dreamed of. Is peren¬ nial youth yet to be discovered in toe land where poor Ponce de Leon sought it* fountain? The new Atlanta postmaster, Gen¬ eral Lewis, la likely to disappoint the decent and conservative people of both sides in thatcity. Monday heap- pointed a big, black negro a copying clerk in the registry department. Mr. Nathan Lyons’ daughter has been employed in that department under her father, and when Lewis brought in th* negro, Lyons took the post¬ master to one side and told him he would not permit his daughter to re¬ main in the service with the negro, and that he, himself, would resign. Lewis said he could not help it and the negro would remain. He was given a desk in another room until Miss Lyons could close her books and retire. This gratuitous insult on the part of General Lewis will not make him any more friends in the state. A Lovely Woman enl overbeard she’s I painted”! one one sa say of___ “Yes,” her, “By retorted heav- , „„„ „ she, indignantly,and mantled by heaven cheek, only”! Buddy health her en- throned on the rose and 111 lily. Yet this beauti.ul lady, once thin and pale, with a dry, slight hacking spitting cough night-sweats, and o blood, seemed destined —...-------- to fill a con sumptive’e grave. After hundreds ol dollars she tried on physicians without benefit, Dr. Golden Medical Discovery; her provement was soon marked, and a few montbe she was plump and rosy again, the picture of health strength. It is the only medicine its class, sold by druggists, under positive guarantee that it will or cure in aU cases of disease for which it is recommended, or money paid will be promptly refunded. B. B. H. (Botanic Blood Balm.) If yon try thferwwdjr you will soya# •there har# rid, that U th. asm blood fl#r and tonfe. Writ# Blood Balm Co., ta. Ga.. for book ol ronrincindterihiony J.P. Davis, Atlanta, Ga. (W«at write#: “I consider that B. B. B. ha# nently cared mol rheumatism and wtatfea.' R.R. Baa Iter, Athem, kk* I ate ot_a a nfeerthat had imiated all oth «y, Columbiana, Ala., write#.-‘Mjr throat feter had nicerated sore B. B. B. cared them.” write#; ‘*B, to my ftiglfc _ C*nt*ni __, cBrt*r»|Pf railroads . and the . Q+orgbt and court. the decisions of tot supreme fie any* that after a careful investl- gation of the charters^ tNpe rftil- toads and numerous decisions of the supreme court, artifes he has found that every foot of Georgia is sublet bjeefc to county aim municipal taxation. tttinn Railroads Railroads that that have exempting charters, and which Hon by the state, are all subject to taxation ____ by the counties. The only thing wanting Was the machinery for this taxation, and the bill sup¬ plies that. •*rr Til# secret of the universal success of Brown's Iron Bitters is owing Iron to the fact that* it is the very best It reach#* every strength part of and and the endurance body, giv¬ ing ing health. health, strength Thus beginning at to every foundation portion. it builds and the up re¬ stores lost health. It does not con- tain whisky or alcohol. It will not blacken the teeth. It does not con¬ stipate or cause headache. It will cure dyspepsia, indigestion, dizziness, heart¬ debility, burn, sieepfomnem, weakness, etc. nervous Warid-DwitoCSid. A memt-F»a«b nlntt “A lover trip who Imi has feat toMoetoj a mto inmi u/ umm f 1 m fw -w lW O0tO0i4S 7 jT tUy their own epitapK candidly telling tbe troth about tbeuualv*j, however tn*compli- maotary .ft may be., Tl>o tp ecta t e r of tills SUS8XSW83S ss^pe heaven wore compelled to toil the truth, they than* not adhered to by amateur detective gcpwaraai’w rritaraa sMTchtog tor the eauari a dto tephy -Jtow U wanted by the family he piles it on. Orleans Picsyuna The Railroad Accidents Which occur every day with Such wonderful lorn to human Ufe are suf¬ ficient cause lor a man to stop and reflect on the fate of score of his fel¬ low-men, but a greater cause for his reflection is any danger to his own health. If be suffers from malarial poison he may stop and reflect on the cure. Westmoreland’s Calisaya the Tonic is warranted when to uproot the blood malaial poison, and baa been purified it will leave the sys- tem strengthened to reprise later. the The at¬ tacks which may come wise investment of a dollar in a bot¬ tle of this valuable medicine may save a large doctor’s bill. Sold by all druggists For sale > by bj E. R. Anthony. Home Running Dow*, If a clock “runs down.” we wind no, and in a few seconds it is ___in along ‘ its steady rut, ticking—tick the ing—using np time. But if man system runs down we are in great trouble, days, weeks, and even years are spent in vain tempts to set it right. P.P. P. About the time vegetables an appeal blood to corrector would grea bc the sensible course to puniue, as it the only really sure restorer of vitality. For Rheumatism, Scrofula, Syphilis P.P. is and incomparable. all diseases, P, is a first-class tonic and never fails cure. AU druggists sell it. The gredient*, Pnckly Ash, Poke and Potassium, medicinal are a paoperties guarantee its natural Kxtraordinary Bone Hcr»teMng Herbert Sperry, Tremont, Dl., Erysipelas in both legs. Confined the housesix weeks. He says: I was able to get on my legs, I an itching sensation that neariy me crazy. I scratched them raw the bones. Tried tormented everything irmentedlh ~ih out relief. I was way for two years. I then Clake’s Extract of Flax Skin Care at the drug Store, used and it has cured me sound and Clarke's Flax Soap has no equal Bath and Toilet, Skin Cure Soap 25 cents. For sale at Dr. N. Drewry’s drugstore. -VIA- BRUNSWICK JESUP,MACON. TA, ROME Slid CHATTANOOGA ONLY LIME Double Dally Sleeping Csr Between Cincinnati and Jacksonville. Solid trains between Chattanooga and Jacksonville, Closely connecting with double with Pullman Sleeping Cars * to and from Memphis, Nashville, Kansas and toe West and Knoxville, WuhtagtM, New and the East. THE SHORT LINE BETWEEN Atlanta and Jacksonville, Atlanta and Savannah, Atlanta and Brunswick, Atlanta and Macon, Atlanta and Rome. For rates, Time Cards and information apply to agents of the East Teas.,' Va asfl Gsergia ft. B. W. WRBNN, Gen. Pns*. k Ticket Agt., Knoxvilk*. " H. Hardwick, Amt G#b. D»*b. Agt., Atinnta, \F£\ rr W^^fwjLl yfii SesiMax n* enwt »«— toxu* v** ■*» this medicine * pepwtorttjr end sale greater than that of any oth er sarssps- Merit Wins Wood** San«»fflfa gmspsMBa core* ewes «ew«s, Berofula, Sttt ‘ aS Humors, WWto < Oliouaness, owaomaa ana the Nerves, st.siSflSS 1 "' Application lor Amend¬ ment of Charter. Of said county: The petition of the B anners Cooperative Man. ufacturing Company. "rid court, respectfully Warehouse and Osmmtasioo" taSnSsMbit either on thrir own aeconnt or on _____ntof others bnyjihfp, receive, store, atU or barter eotton and other farm produce fer- and all mSo kinds ol farm .wachtaer* vehmtea, used ther articles of merchandise by fameni and their families, can make ad wanitoa ▼ances tmnn upon rnttoti cotton Ami ana other other farm farm pi-oauce dToohco to secure all debts by mortgagee, liens or W 23 Bm& such real ond purchase, lease or rent person¬ al property as may be necessary for the par poseoftransacting this branch of its bu»- ness, b, or or securing securing the th# payment payment of of its debts snch and advances; to sell, rent, lease or use real and personal property so of purchased Company or received when to the interest the to do so and to do so and to do any and all other arts which are proper commision and legal to bus,- car- dug on a warehouse and ftHil uiiuniug iwing - tl were j»,. —--< — - --- making sued to this it „ _ a corporatic r part — t of ol toe toe < charte r heretofore^w- a*ked for in dment that charter. Done thb Pres. Pres. Fanners Farmers Co-o: Co-open J. F.. STiLWELL, office, SeCt’y. Snrpsrior Court Filed in Clark’# Cl-EKK’S Orwcs SCPCBIOB ColTRT. 1 Gbobuia, Spalding is Cocmty.J and I certify that the. foregoing record a true in this correct copy as appears of office. Wm. M. Thomas, Clerk Georgia Midland & Gall RR Time Table, Taking Effect July 17, No. 50 .—Passbhg ieb, South, Dah.t Sun JJiDAT. Arrive. Ixiivve. McDonough. 5:00 .................................5:40 Griffin a. m. 1:09 5:45 “ Warm Springs..:;.;........ Columbus......... . ............8:48 “ No. 51.— Passenoeb, Noirni. Daii,t. Columbus..................... l:05p. 2:34 “ Warm Griffin........................3:50 Spring................ p. m. No. 52 .—Passkkoeb, South. Daily. Griffin........................... 5:28 Columbus......................1:00 Warm Springe..'............ p. m. No. 53 — Passenqeb, North. Daily :nkay. Columbus...................... 5;10 8:49 p. Warm Springs.............. “ Griffin....... .............8:15 p. m. 8:20 McDonough....................9:00 “ No. 54 .—Passehoee South. Suhday M cDonough... 1:80 a. i Griffin........,..,i ...,8:10 a.m. 8.I5 “ Warm Spring#.............. 9:85 “ Columbns......................11:10 No, 55 .—Pamenoeb Nobth. Sunday Columbus...................... 1:40 a. Warm Springe.... ......... »:14 “ Griffin...................10:38a. m. 11:00 McDonough..................11:40 “ No. 1 ^—Fbeioht Nobth, Mondays, days and Fridays. Columbus...................... 9:00a. Warm Sprioga............... 11:42 “ Griffin............................2:18 p.m. 1 McDonough—.............4:80 No. 2.— Frkioht South, Tuesdays, days and Saturdays. McDonough.................. 11:00 Columbus...................... 8:50 LIPPMAN BROS., Wholesale Agents, ronnab, Ga. !une28tiAwly a*. WAR An Ordinance. Griffin, Be itonlaiund and it is hereby by the ILyar«ted orOameu ny tr of toe same that from and after toe tion of this ordinance it shall be untawfnl any person to ride on a bieyrie or other day July tor 23rd, each oSetK*. 1889. mwm ?fa» vnto <*. -*f •ViX-.'.yt.i # * . ■ ■ £Z* t. *. "vMr." *«>; *4*4 ........ as— /J- -*.** - * -* . mm district of < Pike now 8p«l<ling Coun Hues, north, «u>t and land wee* of. by , J. __________ K. Rote#, cautain- south by otli«r Soli *6 the faglOlU ___ or law- fa to J, R. Rufee, t« satisfy on* fl ‘ ugOooni , tenant in asssafliaSM* Ordinary’s AdverUsemenls ■ W* er\RDIWARr» OFFICE-Spalding Coirs- 2ml, 1889.—T. 0. M<- UMnn, ssaecutoro# Mr# f»»»tt BMhuw. deceased, anplfes to me lor letters of Dismto "* show before coinwrned cause theCourt of Ordinary, at my omt*, October bj ten o’doeka. m., on the first Monday m should next, why such letters of Dismission K. W. HAMMOND, Ordinary Usf - ^>«1 QBOMU.M®d «ei fetters of " Dismission ■ m rr&rri r .~' -• for county, deceased Let all persona concerned show cause before the Court of Ordinary, at my ofBce, Septem- by ten o’elock a. m .,00 the first Monday of tn dismissiou ber next, why such letters ‘ ) K. granted. W. HAMMOND, Ordinary. w.io. Special Election. Notice is hereby given that there will to rid on Tuesday, the 18th day of Ai Spalding question eoui whe Mot be leased Mined by by erid said coutoty lor the arel purpose ^ttipaarare amount of eixteen tooneand of the aggregate bond* of the dollars, to be known as coupon of each year. Two of erid bo----- . off oa January 1st, 1891, and one thousand dollars annually thereafter until all of erid bonds onus are are retired. retireo. conducted Said election shall be held and f^^wfb^to^intedor gaaM&ayjifg *There shall be print* ’ written on the bal- the words “For issuing bonds,” and on those opposed to issuing toe same the words “Against g issuing ^MARION bonds.” PATRICK, C. C. T. J. BROOKS, C. C. julylS-1 m T. B. MILLS, C. C. • Notice to Debtors and Creditors. Notice is hereby given toalI who are indebt¬ ed to the estate of John D. George, deceased,to call and settle at onoe. All parties “ ' holding “ claims against the estate of said de«»a#edare notified to to present present them them at at < once in legal fora ■a A-L-ELI™”” A, L. ELLEDGE, Administrator, Columbus, Gi jnnellwO.-fS.TO. w8.-#8.70. Executors* Sale. hours of sale, su th.---------- - consi.t- ______ Brewer, m __■ late of said county con deceased: eu: ing ---------- of one me lot lot corner corner of Ninth th an md I dwelling Poplar streets containing containing two two acres with - - house ____ thereon; -hereon: one one lot lo comer of ESglith jtothaod — Taylor Taylor streets, stree ete, fronting fronting 29 29 feet feet on^ on Taylor Tayfo firs running runnini back 90 feet to an alley. The he fir lot will be divided into three parcels to-wit one lot fronting 105 feet, more or less, Poplar street running back 420 feet, more or less, to College street. One lot with dwelling fronting 105 feet, more or less, on Poplar street and running back 210 feet, mote or lees. One lot 105 Jeet, more or less, fronting College street and running back 410 feet, ---—1-—- D-'-* f ~— M.wn/tarf 0{ ^jgtlf- w! H. BREWER, J. C. BREWER. Executors of L. R. Brewer. Administrator’s Sale. By virtue of an order granted County by Georgia, leorgia, the eou I of,Ordinary of highest Spalding bidder I the Court will sell to the lerbefon__________ legal i„ during the Tuesday in Septem- one-haif interest in hall acres of iand more or 1 Griffin, bounded a» follows: and Broadway street, south by Flemister Arnold, east by second street and west by toe Brown place. Sold Jorthe purpose of pay¬ ing toe debts of deceased and for distribution among his heirs. Terms of sale cash. J. H. KEITH, Adm’r W. S. Brown. New fidvertUetnen: i PICTURES, rmvn THE T117fi|f|l BEST Picture D!n4nu Fanmas Frames nf of kinds. All the “Rogers’ Groups” Card sel 1831. JAMIES 3. EARLE & PHILADELPHIA, PA. IST Catalogue on receipt of stamp. MERCER UNIVERSITY. MACON, GA. FULL FACULTIES. FIVE 1. The Preparatory ofLiberal Department. 2. The College Arte. 8. The Scietific Departmen of ---heology. The rat. 4. „ .-The,Law. The a _____ Department r ,— 5- Tbe Law School. School. of TDfTfON FREE in the Department eral Arts, Science and Theology. last FALL TERM begins on the lav (25th) in September. other information For Catalogue G. and NUNNALLY, D. D„ dress, Bbv. A. dent, or JOHN 3. BRANTLY. Sec. pro tern Macon. G»- jnitTwedAswRw Notice. office pass an act requiring the recording l_ of Treasurer and County ere of tdl tee and forfeiture orders in ingCounty and to have Payments on mode only by fine and forfeiture order Commissioners on a fine and forfeiture count kindred to be specially kept bv Treasurer for purposes. "* fell gvistv*Sixes, with h th <mr tore* «n »1 of u Thera aampira, re wztfk. vre 9 . mm! mu4 —I MWrjros hsvs fllrara hi Yorar B Iraras «ra ramohs »*hs shram s h ow ohras tkra ra ra sMiTKarr tt-wssmis ■wm griffin - .. * . Ktis . -,rj, a m daily and wsbe-ly, /, J ^ ’•TT; MAY - 26, - T - ; >»,>FrgT*g^A' 1889,) -lgW)» r»vy- <* 11 (CONSOLIDATE!) - OI'FKllS ■ More Value To Advertisen In proportion to prices charged, tfeaa any other medium in the Sontli. With the combined circulation of two ol and well established papers, it charges the prices of only one. Itis published in one of the agricuitai commercial, manufacturing and railrc centers of the most progressive Btate In the South, with a large and intelligent surroud*; ing population and extra facilities for dis¬ tribution. i**i- Being a first-class newspaper, fully up to all demands of the times and the require¬ ments of its constituency, it Is read not only, by nearly every family in Spalding County, but in the eight surrounding counties, with a good general circulation in the State am other States. IT COVERS ITS WHOLE FIELD. and covers it completely. Prices low. Write for rates and samplH copies of Dally and Weekly to DOUGLAS GLESSNER, Pnblfaher, ■. “ ■■ Griflln, Ga.' . to (Prickly Ash, Poke Hoot and -MAKES POSITIVE CURES OF ALL FORMS AMD STACBR OF* Physicians endorse P. P. P. se e eplen-1 you win regain flesh Old eomWnsScn, ssd prescribe it with I Waste of energy end slid met esUafsetton for the etOee of alii from overtaxing toe system sie C end TsrHsry Syphilis. Syphiii«c Bhea- mstlem. Scrofulous tfleere and Sores, Bfendufaf Swellings, Rhvumsttsm, Kid¬ ney Complsints, old Chronic Ulcers that SVPHILISraSCROFUL* have resisted #U tre&tmout, Catucrh, Sktn ■blood cleansing pro perties of P. F. P» Diseases, Ecsems, Chronic FemSto ■ Prickly Ash. Poke Boot and Potassium. Complsints, Mercurial Poison, SoM by ell DruggWs, Scsldhsed, etc., ete. t. P. P. is s powerful bmlc sad «n excellent appltimr. handing up tbe Wmolcbalc 1 Meeamnti, s ys tem tepidly. If you ere week i I T I Bhek, SAVANNAH, fiA. feeble, and feel bedly try P. P. F« end f pms s RHEUMATISM
